wiredjaws

nate idk mama you should’ve sold that million dollar home after the toe. waste of a character. #choplevinson

dowagers

literally like wtf was that
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dogstars

and that ugly ass cybertruck too 
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wiredjaws

nate idk mama you should’ve sold that million dollar home after the toe. waste of a character. #choplevinson

dowagers

literally like wtf was that
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dogstars

and that ugly ass cybertruck too 
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wiredjaws

authors note being harder to write than synopsis okay.

wiredjaws

@webslingr no quite literally!!!
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webslingr

the way i rack up like 2k more words than i wouldve had without it... idk how people write such perfect short ones
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wiredjaws

a24 knew not to let me on the set of backrooms with finn bennett

wiredjaws

@wulfhall PLEASEKSDBXKA only monster he gotta worry about is me!
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wulfhall

@wiredjaws smelling like BACKSHOTSroom with yall
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wiredjaws

HAPPY BLACK HISTORY MONTH! to all of my fellow 
          black writers/readers we’ve been through so much
          and manage to handle it all with grace.
          may all of us prosper and our success come fast!♡

wiredjaws

sometimes i think about how there are more fanfics about the colonizing white man that wants to steal black voices and culture for his own personal gain rather than fanfics about the black people the movie is actually about and sigh. yes this is about sinners.

dowagers

oh this just pissed me off :/ 
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boysriot

@wiredjaws THIS. Part of the reason I loved Sinners so much was because the movie was so unapologetically black. I loved how the characters were written and really appreciated the work and research that went into the story. I'm from the south too so it was cool to see a director accurately portray southern black culture the RIGHT way. Cuz southern black culture and white southern culture are two VERY different things.
            
            Somehow, all people could focus on were the white and white adjacent characters + what they added to the story. I knew people didn't get the meaning of the movie when I started seeing people sympathize more with Remmick than Elijah and Elias or even Grace. It's not even about "who had it worse", it's really about how people treat black characters in popular pieces of media versus white characters. Every time we get a story with a black or poc lead, somehow, the white side characters always end up getting more attention. But if you point any of it out, people'll call you crazy or tell you to stop making everything about race...
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